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Creating Vidcasts

18 June 2007, Monday 7:05 P GMT-06
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Man, Can't Microsoft Catch A Break?

16 March 2007, Friday 12:26 P GMT-06

Viacom, Google andYou Tube, Oh My!

16 March 2007, Friday 12:25 P GMT-06

Switch to digital TV to start in October

16 March 2007, Friday 7:46 A GMT-06

Is the Ice Ready? No, Its Still To Hot To Use...

16 March 2007, Friday 7:43 A GMT-06

MIT Entire Curriculum At disposal of e-learners

6 March 2007, Tuesday 11:52 A GMT-06

A cure for e-mail attention disorder?

2 March 2007, Friday 12:51 A GMT-06
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Windows-on-Mac software gets virtualization update

1 March 2007, Thursday 5:08 A GMT-06

EnterpriseDB is/n't Open Source

1 March 2007, Thursday 3:37 A GMT-06

BitTorrent download portal debuts

27 February 2007, Tuesday 9:05 A GMT-06

$45b TXU buyout

27 February 2007, Tuesday 9:02 A GMT-06

iPhone Competitors Got The Touch

26 February 2007, Monday 3:43 A GMT-06
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HTC - Smart Mobility

25 February 2007, Sunday 4:22 A GMT-06

Hard to find 1-800 numbers

23 February 2007, Friday 8:35 A GMT-06

Cuba Embraces Open-Source Software

21 February 2007, Wednesday 3:10 A GMT-06

Vista at the tipping point, Err Dipping Point?

11 February 2007, Sunday 11:11 A GMT-06
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PostgreSQL Open Source And Persistence

3 February 2007, Saturday 10:32 P GMT-06

Blackboard Pledges No Patent Blocks

3 February 2007, Saturday 10:28 P GMT-06

UVU

5 January 2007, Friday 11:58 P GMT-06

Open-source IP PBX software appliance"

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:44 A GMT-06

Asterisk an under-appreciated Open Source Success Story

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:43 A GMT-06

Open Source AJAX Tooling

4 January 2007, Thursday 3:41 A GMT-06

Google MAIL API Secuirty Alert

1 January 2007, Monday 7:37 P GMT-06
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United States Patent Application: 0060288329

26 December 2006, Tuesday 4:00 A GMT-06

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Delete Cookies in IE or Firefox

posted 6 June 2008, Friday

From time to time browsers and servers get a little confused and cookies become out of sorts leaving the user logging into a website but not really getting the user to the expected pages.  In many cases this is not an issue and can be easily rectified by deleting the site's cookie.

The quick way is to blast all cookies or surgically remove the offending cookie by site name.  Below is a quick instruction an how to remove cookies in Firefox and Internet Explorer.


The following instruction will solve your problem.  Doing a napalm cleansing of your cookie pace will remove your saved settings for all of your sites that you have previously visited. NOTE: This is a NAPALM CLEANSING APPROACH

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)

  1.   From IE's application menu click on the "Tools" menu.
  2.   Select "Internet Options"
  3.   Click on the "General" tab
  4.   Under the heading "Temporary Internet files," click on "Delete Cookies..."
  5.   Click "OK" for the "Delete all cookies in the Temporary Internet Files folder?" prompt.1
  6.   Click "OK" to exit.


Mozilla Firefox

  1. From Firefox's application
    • IN Windows click on the "Tools" menu
    • IN OS X click on  "Preferences" menu item
  2. Select 
    • IN Windows click on the "Options" menu
    • IN OS X click on  "Privacy" menu item
  3. Click on the "Privacy" icon on the the top of the dialog2.
  4. Select "Show Cookies"2
  5. To clear all cookies select "Remove All Cookies"
  6. Exit the dialog

 


This is more of a surgical strike which is less destructive to your daily browser usage. Here we simply select a specific cookie and delete it and solve the problem at hand.

Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE)

  1. From IE's application menu click on the "Tools" menu.
  2. Select "Internet Options"
  3. Click on the "General" tab
  4. Click on "Settings" Button
  5. Click on "View Files" Button
  6. Though it is crude, one can find a specific cookie for deletion in the format below:
    1. Cookie:name@WebsiteDomainName
    2. Example Cookie:administrator@blog-city.com3
  7. Select the file and right mouse button click "Delete"
  8. Close the dialog and click "OK" and exit.


Mozilla Firefox

  1. From Firefox's application4
    • IN Windows click on the "Tools" menu
    • IN OS X click on  "Preferences" menu item
  2. Select 
    • IN Windows click on the "Options" menu
    • IN OS X click on  "Privacy" menu item
  3. Click on the "Privacy" icon on the the top of the dialog.
  4. Select "Show Cookies"
  5. In the Search box enter a search criteria
    • Example: "blog-city.com"
    • All Blog-city.com cookies
  6. Simply select the cookie to be deleted
  7. Click on the "Remove Cookie" button
  8. Exit the dialog

 

 

1 This is a NAPALM CLEANSING APPROACH

2 Same for Windows and OS X

3 This folder is accessbile outside of the the IE Browser interface at C:\Documents and Settings\jes\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files PLEASE EXERCISE CAUTION IN THIS DIRECTORY

4 This is the same menus until the user wants to delete the specific cookie

 

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1. jennifer locks left...
11 November 2008, Tuesday 9:11 am

There is a cute program called <a href="http://www.pc-kitchen.com">SecuredPrivacy</a> that you can use to do just that.


2. jennifer locks left...
11 November 2008, Tuesday 9:12 am

http://www.pc-kitchen.com